Degree is the most basic centrality measure in complex networks. However, there exist a plethora of alternatives to asses the importance of a node within a graph [1]}, [2]}, [3]}, and accordingly, we can test the importance of these variables on the network robustness by performing attacks based on them [4]}, [5]}, [6]} and evaluate how far is each attack strategy from being optimal [7]}. Moreover, nodes could be characterized by non-topological properties as well, such as age [8]}, biomass [9]} or bank credibility [10]}. Hence, similar networks attacks can be implemented to test percolation properties of the system when a group of nodes with certain characteristics is removed, for instance those users of online social platforms generating or spreading hateful content [11]}.
